Indigenous Governance and Web3

Let's jump forward in time. We can play with the coeval temporalities that exist in my memory, and return, in the future, to previous occurrences at later dates... For this post, we are in December 2022. We are at What's Governing Web3? a public conference hosted by RMIT University Melbourne. The conference was part of … Continue reading Indigenous Governance and Web3 →

ANAT SPECTRA 2022 Multiplicity

Episode 5 - Friends are Electric In April 2022, I participated in one episode of a program of events called ANAT SPECTRA 2022: Multiplicity, hosted by the Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT) in partnership with the University of Melbourne, Science Gallery Melbourne, together with program partners The Things We Did Next (TTWDNext), Typecast … Continue reading ANAT SPECTRA 2022 Multiplicity →

Take me to the bridge. Again.

Image source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/beiibeii/15398141966/in/album-72157632776331990 Copyright: Studio Ghibli So much water under so much bridge. In the period between my last post (December 2021) and this one (August 2024), 2022, 2023 and half-of-2024 happened. That's not how to build an audience for a blog. It hurts stretching my brain across the mental expanse to grasp what happened … Continue reading Take me to the bridge. Again. →

A series of quick updates #3

"Alternative Data Futures: Cooperative Principles, Data Trusts, and the Digital Economy" The New School's Platform Cooperativism Consortium and Harvard University's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society - Fall 2021 Research Sprint It was my privilege to be selected to participate among a cohort of twelve early-career researchers (myself included), cooperative leaders, and activists from 8 … Continue reading A series of quick updates #3 →

A series of quick updates #2

DERCCHATS: Making Space for Indigenous Research November 16, 2021 The final DERCChat of 2021 was a hybrid panel session - a combined live-in-person event that was also streamed to an online audience via Facebook. The event explored the following questions: How is Indigenous knowledge recognised in research? How do we create space for it in … Continue reading A series of quick updates #2 →

MoneyLab #X Economythologies

I was sitting in a cafe, back in 2019, considering whether to steal the inspiring and very hip magazine I was reading, when I received an email from Canberra-based Associate Professor Denise Thwaites. Denise had been given my contact details by a mutual friend and Indigenous thinker doing exciting work in the fields of artificial … Continue reading MoneyLab #X Economythologies →

EPIC2020 – Scale

Digital Ethnography Research Center Showcase - Thursday, 22 October, 2020 In October 2020, I participated in the EPIC 2020 Graduate Colloquium, an opportunity for graduate student participants to share and get feedback on our research projects, to meet senior colleagues in related fields and industries, and to build a supportive cohort of fellow graduate students. … Continue reading EPIC2020 – Scale →